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DST and RG Alliance in Sight

The French interior ministry's two intelligence agencies are going to work closer together but not yet merge their operations. [...]

Published on 06/07/2007 at 09:00 GMT

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Direction de la surveillance du territoire
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Frederic Pechenard
Jean-Francois Gayraud
Michele Alliot-Marie
Nicolas Sarkozy
Renseignements Generaux

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